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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-04
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-04
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28
He ya,uea Domestic Peace.

Wilbur F. Steele, Dakota legisla- tor, takes no stock in w)man suffrage except when lie is obliged to. When the woman suffrage bill was before the house, a cali was made for a vote, and the Clerk proceeded to call the roll. When Steele's name was reached he rose with the dignity of Demosthenes, and commenced: "Mr. Speaker, I am sorry that 1 can not support this bill, but" At this moment well-dressed lady was seen to bend over the gallery rail. In loud voice she explained: "W-i-lb-u-r!'' He glanced upward. It was enough. He turned and said: Mir. Speaker, 1 vote aye" The lady was Mrs. Steele. -Argonaut.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28
Fad Mans Obituary.

Who is left to mourn for Burke Dave was probably his own worst enemy. Whatever faults he may have had, let them be buried with him. He had some good traits. We always liked to meet Dave when he was Tn good humor. When he had too much whiskey in him he liked to assume the role of a bad man and called himself "the terror of the Black Range, and boasted that he could fight any man in any way and at any mark Tn the road. This never hurt any one' but he finally struck the wrong man, and his own pistol in the hand Of Con Ryan laid low the "Terror Of the Black Range" Peace to his ashes Kingston Shaft.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28
Each Entertained a Different Opinion.

Bobby was in the parlor when AL bertus called, and Maud was up stairs getting ready to present herself.
 "Good evening, Robert" sad Al bertus, brisklY; Miss Maud has not arrived yet, see"
 Nope" " replied Bobby, carelessly; "she's makin' something, s'pose."
 industry, Robert, is a shining vir- tue. But what IS Mss Maud mak- ing?"
 q dunno; they were talkin' about you at the tea table, and Maud said she was maxim a mash, ma said she was maxim hay while the sun shines, and pa said she was makih' a fool of herself"
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28

Fully a hundred people stopped the other afternoon to gaze at a hansom that stood for a few moments Tn front of Mrs. Langtry's home, in Twenty third Street, New York city. It was the property of Mir. Fred. Gebhard, and its brass mountings and high pol ish made it fairly glisten in the sun shine. Presently the Lily came from her house, escorted by her husband that is to be. She looked more charm ing than ever Tn coffee-colored silk, with large Gainsborough hat of the same color. MT. Gebhard is growing stout. The driver cracked his big coaching-whip and the couple were off.-Argonaut.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28
To Capital Seeking investment,

E OWN THE CONTROLLING INTER- E est in tue two copper claims. with 8 large amount of high aTaGe copper ore in sight. Plenty of wood and wa.e. Cn ila claims. l want ~55.O20 to buy CutsteHdins interests; develop claims and rrt thru in bullion prodTciug condition. ! will repay this 2.IUG0 out cf the first ccPHFr lEctlrc.d leaving you with OnP-haif interest in tF9 gOod. developed claims. with EuCd redI - tiOn works on property. lCu cau sCc'rc yourself by deeds t0 claims and all im- pr0vcmruts uutii money is raid back, thea diviIe property and % ahead.
 Who wants 10 investigate this iH gOCd faitiiH
 Cal on OF address JOHN ?. BURGESS, Dun!ap PG>tud.ce GraHain County, ArizG- na. via Fort Grant. sept. S-tc
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28

At London and Bremen, the longest day has 169 hours. AtStockholm, tine longest day has 181 hours. At Ham, burg and Dantzic, the longest day has 17 hours. At St. Petersburg and To- bolsh, in Siberia, the longest day has 19 hours and the shortest 5. At Tor nea, in Finland, the longest day has 21a hours and the shortest lasts 9 hours. At Wardhuys, in Norway, the day lasts from the 21st of May to the 22d of July, without interruption; and at Spitzbergen the longest day is B months. At New York the longest day has 14 hours and 56 minutes; at Montreal, 15! hours; at San Francisco 14 hours and 48 minutes,-Las Vegas Optic.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28

Gen. Patrick, the Governor of the Soldiers Home at Dayton, O., finding that the wards of that institution, when they got their pensions, spent most of the money in the saloons Of the city, established beer saloon on the grounds for their use. The beer sold Tn it is the purest that can be ob- tained, and the bartenderS are allt tenn perence men. Some of the veterans get drunk still, as under the former arrangement, but none are robbed or otherwise ill-treated while drunk, as they were in the old days. On the whole, the General thinks, drunken ness is on the decrease and the health and morals of the men are on the in crease. This plan would hardly find favor with rigid prohibitlonists, but it would not be sensible to condemn it on that account.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28

It has been long a mania of Baron Alphonse Rothschild to disguise him self in the morning and at nightfall as a blouse-wearing artisan, and pay court to work-girls going or return ing from their work, in the hope of finding among them some pearl of rare price whom he could induce, be- fore ralning down gold on her, to love him for himself.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28

Acting upon the plain meaning of the recent verdict against prohibition in Michigan, the Legislature of that State has passed sensible and practi- cal high license law, which will mate rially lessen the number of saloons, add large sum to the public reven- tes, and promote the general inter- ests of temperance.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28

The man who does not thlnk as you do is no5 always a fool. Of course. the chances are tn t he isn't So. .wlse as he might be, but then there may be q little lOop-hOle of escape for him somewhere.-Somerville Journal.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28
4 Beautiful and Lasting Present
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

Notice is hereby given to Andrew Stewart, his heiIs or assigns that I have expended one hundred dollars in labor and improve ments upon the otonewall lode, Situated ticularly described in Page 432, Book 3, of Mining Records, Pinal County, Arizona, in order to hold said premises under the proyi- sions of section 2S24, Revised Statutes of the United States, being the amount required to hold the same for the year 1886, and if within ninety days after this notice by publication you fail or refuse to contribute your propor- tion of such expenditure as a co-owner, your inteI est in said claim will become the proper ty of the subscriber under said section 1924.
 A. TRIPPEL.
 Glrhc. February ,, 1887. feb5-90d
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28
THE ARIZONA SILVER BET
OFFICIAL PAPER eF cILA COUNTY.
Saturday, May 2S, 1887.

During the month of April nearly 12,OO0 persons, or 400 per day, left Ireland to make their homes in the United States.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28

Enforcing the Sunday law. Police man lin citizens dress, to brother off cer in saloon Sunday morning. .)-It's whiskey, Dennis; and we've got the waiter dead to rights! Shall I arrest him now?
 Dennis.-No; let's have few more drinks frst!-Puck.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28

Poverty is telescope through which we look at,3istant pleasures, as stars in the sky, and see them magnifed a thousand fold.-Washinrton Critic
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28

Sir Andrew Clarke, the celebrated
 English physician, declares that one half the population of London is per manently Ill. He defines health as "that state in which the body is not consciously present to us; the state in which work is easy and duty not over great trial; the state in which it is a joy to see, to think, to feel and to be.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28
Billy the Kids Gun.

While visiting HiIlsborough this week we were shown the companion piece of the notorious Billy the Kidd the gun with which the Kidd laid to rest many man. This souvenir of border rufiainlsm is now in the pos session of Sheriff Story, of Hillsbo- rough, and is Winchester 44-calibre saddle gun. There are fifteen notches on the stock of the rife, winch it is supposed indicates the number of VIC tins hurried hence through its me dium. The last killing in which it is supposed this gun was used is sad to be at the time Major Grady was mur- dered. The gun IS owned by Mrs. M
 Cosgrove, of thls city.-Kingston Shaft
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28

A poem is now going the rounds entitled "How Little We Know of Each Other" It cannot refer to the residents of village.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28

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Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28

The rules of the Antl-Poverty Soci- etv have been issued, and the first of the long list enacts that an entrance fee of S1 must be paid before the ben efts of the society can be extended to q member. The number of dollars re- ceived by Messrs. George and Me- Glvnn will be a very fair index of the intelligence-or, rather, lack of intel ligence-of the worklngmen of New York and the East.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28

In Algeria the bride always rides to the wedding on a mule led by the bridegroom. The wedding occurs at his home, and on reachip~ the door he lifts the girl from the mule and car ries her inside, the assembled damselS and youths meantime pslting him and switching him with olive branches.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28

Morley's rise in public affairs has not surprised me. says Justin McCar- thy. always predicted that he was going to take place in the front rank of English statesmen, and he already has taken the place. There is unlimited courage and strength well under that quiet, grave. student-like appearance. Morley has already been power Tn debate and IS fast shaking off his mere ly literary manner and adapting him self to the style of the House of Com mons. He is not merely a power in the House, but what is much more important, a power in the country.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28
'n0liPs F:

Whs5 sraeli was a young man ne bee a pair of gloves with friend on the question whether wreath of primroses worn by a young lady were natural or artificial They proved to be natural: and he not only won the bet, but the young lady gave him one of the flowers, which he preserved carefully as a souvenir That incident was the beginning ot his love of primroses, and now the Primrose League, founded in memory of him, is one of the most potent fac tors in English politics.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28

Gov. Ross has concluded to send Drouth Commissioner Ferguson, of San Antonio, to the drouth stricken counties of southern Texas and have him disburse among the destitute oi that section, the $5,258.95 left of the appropriation made by the legislature
 The action of the governor will be ap- provedahS thS siesirs1 Atate. .-Inter-Re-
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28

The subject of matrimony always offers wide field for the exercise of the epigrammatist's skill Which is of greater value, prithee say, The bride or bride groom? Must the truth be told?
 Alas, it niust The bride is given away, The bridegroom's often regularly sold.
 (From the Home Journal.)
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28

"A very apPro9riate wedding took place in Boston, the other day." re- -aaaas a4tf iji jail.leinnatis man liiarried Boston girl" What was there so appropriate about that?'' asked Scroggs. "A union of pork and beans, you e."-Life.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28

One of the curious features of flow er gardening in Augusta, Me-, on the 18th of April was a bed of crocuses dug out from under the snow at a depth of more than 6 foot and half. The crocuses were found to have made agrowth of some three inches up into the snow.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28
SAINT LOUIS,

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 There is nothing of the kind eXtant that equals it as a stimulant, an aFet!zer, or anti dyspeptic.. It is particularly adapted to mala- rious districts and as
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28
G20O REWARD.

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 The above reward will Ee Tgj3 1y the jr- derSig"ed fer information that win lead 10 thr conviction oi any oue guilty of defaciHC, ait,ri"o. oj' i:I any way changing the above described brands or cal marks Ct stealing cattle h2ariU" them.
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-28
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The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-01-31
Band Concert


The annual meeting Of the kapio-
lani Park Association was held at the
Office OF Hon. Cecil Brown OF noon on
Saturday.
Reports Of the Secretary and Treas
urcr we're read. 1t was shown that
s7,7oo would he left out Of the Legs
lature's appropriation, for carrying on
the park during the balance Of the cur
rent biennial period ending March 3Ist
1883, all the debts being paid,
The park has other resources Of in
come, as Saso year rent from the
Hawaiian Jockey Club, and $3.50 was
received last year from Cinnamon fol
grass and algaroba seeds, while sales o
frewood bought in SI5o. Running
expenses are from one 10 two hundred
dollars a month.
The ballsting for eleven directo~
only resulted in the election of seven
as none above that number received
the seyenty-hyc votes necessary to
choice. The following Is list OF TN
number OF shares voting for each can
didate: II. X. Macfarlane i45, A. )
Cleghorn I44, c. Brown I4a, +. Brow
Ios, Jas. Campbell %, II. Nolte "a
G. West n, w, G. Irwin 10, II. }
Agnew 10, A. Herbert 10, +. G. Schu
man 60, G. Brown 90. In consequence
Of the failure to elect the requlsll
number of directors, the Associatio
adjourned TIL noon to-day at the sam
place, when another ballot will D
taken for the remaining four
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-01-31
THE VOLCANO.
Letter from the Volcano House The
Flow Believed to be from Kilauea--
Other Particulars.

By the Kinau we have received the
following letter, written at the Volcano
House, Kilauea, Thursday, Jan 27th'--
From all that we can learn it appears
that the present GLOW" on Hawaii is
from the lava of Kiauea, not from
Mauna Loa. The report is that the
liquid lava burst out near the head of
the flow of 1868 and, after following
the line of that outbreak, divided and
the stream went off to the right
and left That which came down on
the Kahuku side has reached the sea
and from volcano House) we can see
its reflection in the sky. 1t is reported
as falling into the sea, and those who
are here now, who intend leaving by
the Kinau tomorrow morning, look
forward to seeing it in its grandeur
Kilauea is-in a measure-in action,
!. e., no liquid lava is to be seen, but
really great changes are going on all
the time. The rain which has fallen
during the past few days have caused
steam jets to rise from many parts OF
the crater floor, giving one realizing
sense Of the fact that under the black
lava, we walked over with so much con
fidence, there is an immense mass Of
fiery matter.
The ruins Of Halemaumau are rising
steadily, its peak being now about 400
feet above the general flow instead Of
800 below 1t as they were in June and
July last The party whose duty it is
to visit and photograph the present
flow, leaves here Saturday morning. 1t
will take week to do the thing
properly. c.
Passengers who returned from Ha-
waii by the Kinau report the flow as
fully up to the descriptions formerly
given and to their expectations. The
flow enters the sea in three streams,
while fourth branch is said to be or
its way down the mountain.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-01-31
NOTES.

The bark Caibaen took to San Francisco last Safur.
day o,4ss bags sugar and roo punches bananas valued
at s44,443 81.
The bark Sa'anac will receive about 1000 bags sugar
to-day from the schooner Canute and steamer Surprise
The American be X Sonoma arrived yesterday and
was moored in The stream She was SO days from the
Colonies with a cargo Of about 1900 tons coal
A bark supposed to be the W w Case, arrived OF
Kahuui Maui last Saturday afternoon whilst the Sur
prise was passing that port for here. The bark had
her foreopgaan mast gone and apparently in distress
The steamer Surprise brought 1900 bags sugar from
Maui yesterday.
The schooner Canu,e arrived last Saturday, a hours
from Kawilahilahi with 1873 bags suzs-. and repois
having lost an anchor there.
The steamer Mikahaa lived yesterday morning
from Kauai with 44so bags sugar a1s bags paddy and
hides. Captain Hall repo. $ veiy rough weather
coming up.
The schooners Nette Me- !" and Haeakala brought
Iosr and 1917 bags sugar respectively from their usual
route.
The steamer Mokolii Al lived from Mookai las, Sat.
urday with hays sugar IS sheep and $50 goat skins
from Lans' She leaves again this afternoon for a
circuit Of Mookai.
The schooner Mana wed asst Saturday with i,sco
bags sugar from Honomu, and Y leave again for the
same pace.
The steamer Likelike rived last Saturday from Ka.
hului with 3,oo6 bags Suga- She sails again to-day.
The steamer ] A Cumnins which al lived from Koo.
lau and wamapalO last Saturday did not bring any
sugar. She viii sal again at 10 O'Clock this morn.
| ing for Kooau and Waiinanalo.
The baikenine Eureka sailed last Saturday for San
francisco With 7,ssa bags sugar TO bags rice and sso
bar els molasses. The domestic cargo was valued at
Sis,oe4sl 49,"
The sw lish bark Dro,tniug Sophia, Captain Svens.
son, berihed near wilders wharf last Saturday. O.
days from Newcastle, with va tons coal consigned to
Messrs W G Irwin Co.
The American barkenine Katie Fl.kinger, Captain
Young, arrived on Saturday, sH days from San Fran
cisco Reports having experienced bad weather tn,
first three days. thence fine weather to pos The Katie
Flickingsr brings full cargo Of general merchandise,
including barrels lime, so3 bales hay, 7s7o pounds
sugar s,o3I sacks bras etc. The cargo is valued al
ssioos. She has deck load Of ~ pigs for Messrs
Burke a winsion.
The steamer Kinau brought yesterday from Hawai-
siso bags sugar, ieo sheep, horses, % hides, 3a
goat skins and 100 packages sundries.